SOBA - Natural alkaline mineral water brand from Thien Nhan source

For a long time, Khe Kep water has been associated with the lives of the people of Nam Dan (old). According to the locals, "the water of the stream has existed since the generations of our ancestors", and is considered a "miracle drug" that helps purify the body, aids digestion and brings immediate comfort. Through many generations, this source of fresh water has become a natural treasure, nurturing people in the homeland of President Ho Chi Minh .

Inheriting heritage values – Creating the SOBA brand

Respecting the precious resources of the homeland, since 2019, the Company has exploited and developed SOBA bottled water products from Khe Kep water source. The brand not only preserves the originality of nature but also applies modern technology to bring consumers clean, safe and mineral-rich water.

SOBA factory is located in Hamlet 11, Thien Nhan Commune, Nghe An with an area of nearly 1,000m². Here, the entire production line operates according to the advanced TRIM ION technology of Nihon Trim Group (Japan), including: filling machine, capping machine, label blow-drying machine, tank filling machine, alkaline ion generator, RO filter, bottle washing machine, bottle washing machine, bottle blow-drying machine... The bottled water and bottled water production line is automated. From RO filtration, alkaline ion generation, filling, bottling to quality control, all strictly comply with food safety and hygiene standards.

Modern production line, operating according to advanced TRIM ION technology of Nihon Trim Group (Japan).

SOBA's product portfolio is diverse, serving different consumer needs: 320ml, 500ml, 1.5l bottles, 5l, 19l bottles... In particular, the outstanding SOBA alkaline mineral water line, produced using modern ionization technology, brings many health benefits: supports pH balance, neutralizes excess acid in the body; improves the digestive system, reduces bloating, indigestion; eliminates free radicals, enhances antioxidant capacity; supplements essential trace minerals; contributes to slowing down the aging process.

Not just a refreshing product, SOBA wants to bring consumers a healthy, clean lifestyle from the simplest things.

Sustainable Development – Accompanying the community

SOBA is born from the land, from the water and from the lives of the people. Therefore, the brand is deeply aware of its responsibility to the community. From the exploitation to the production, SOBA always puts sustainability first: controlled exploitation, respect for the ecosystem and long-term conservation of water resources as part of the local heritage.

In addition to business activities, SOBA also actively participates in social and charity activities. The brand has cooperated with the United Nations Children's Fund UNICEF in projects to provide clean water to children in disadvantaged areas, and at the same time, implemented a policy of subsidizing clean water for local people. In addition, SOBA also accompanies many charity programs, supports the community, contributes to improving people's lives and developing the local economy .

SOBA always — SOBA is always aware of and demonstrates its role and sense of responsibility for the community.

With the motto of sustainable development, SOBA not only brings quality products, but also creates hundreds of job opportunities, promotes the regional economy, and at the same time, spreads the spirit of "green living" in the community.

In its development journey, SOBA aims to become the symbol of natural alkaline mineral water in the Central region , associated with the image of pure water and a "sweet" lifestyle for all generations. The message "Sweet living" that the brand spreads is not only encapsulated in the sweet taste of water, but also a philosophy of living positively, sustainably, in harmony with nature. Each drop of SOBA water is a commitment to health, a message about a pure, gentle but strong and sustainable lifestyle./.

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